 The other type of adopter is realistic in their expectations and smart enough to know that a perfect dog is made, not born. You get out of them what you put into them, and even then, not every dog is right for every home.
The other type of adopter is realistic in their expectations and smart enough to know that a perfect dog is made, not born. You get out of them what you put into them, and even then, not every dog is right for every home. Fortunately, DJ was adopted by the latter type of adopter. They just wanted a good family dog. They are going into it with the assumption that he has no housetraining and with the knowlege that they will need to work on that. They were also prepared to drive down to our place to pick up the dog yesterday morning. I happily met the man up in Culpeper instead, to save him a couple hours on the road. 
 DJ was given up by some local white trash because neighbors were complaining about him tearing up their inflatable halloween decorations. The dog wasn't neutered and had never been to a vet. Fortunately, due to the fact that he lived in a community of single-wides where everyone's dogs and children ran at large, he was pretty well socialized. He's a cute little guy and was Mr. Personality at adoption events. He worked the crowd and seemed particularly fond of children.
DJ was given up by some local white trash because neighbors were complaining about him tearing up their inflatable halloween decorations. The dog wasn't neutered and had never been to a vet. Fortunately, due to the fact that he lived in a community of single-wides where everyone's dogs and children ran at large, he was pretty well socialized. He's a cute little guy and was Mr. Personality at adoption events. He worked the crowd and seemed particularly fond of children. I'm sure they will have a few rough spots with DJ, but they've had huskies in the past, so I think they can handle DJ rather easily. I think, I hope, that they will be pleasantly surprised at how quickly and easily he fits into their home. 
 
 
 
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What a doll. And, well said about the two types of adopters.
Ditto!
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